Plan of the Battle of Tetuan, Morocco - Original Antique Print - 1860
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An original plan of the battle of Tetuan, fought on 4 February 1860, showing the course of the river Martin, the Moroccan camps of Muley el-Abbas and Sidi Abu-Selam, the Spanish camp and a key to the military symbols.
An original plan of the battle of Tetuan, fought on 4 February 1860, showing the course of the river Martin, the Moroccan camps of Muley el-Abbas and Sidi Abu-Selam, the Spanish camp and a key to the military symbols.
The battle decided the campaign of the War of Africa of 1859-1860: the Spanish army, commanded by General Leopoldo O'Donnell, took the city and forced the treaty of Wad-Ras. The plan records the positions of both sides as they were published shortly after the engagement.
Medium: antique print on paper
Date: 1860
Dimensions: 10.0 x 13.2 in (25.5 x 33.5 cm)
Condition: good; paper toned with light handling marks at the edges
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An original plan of the battle of Tetuan, fought on 4 February 1860, showing the course of the river Martin, the Moroccan camps of Muley el-Abbas and Sidi Abu-Selam, the Spanish camp and a key to the military symbols.